Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Po Chao Chen

Leo Joseph Gerten

Chin-Hung Ma

Hung-Wen Cheng

David Chi

Yung-Chang Wei

Isaac Lagnado

Chung-Chun Chen

I-Chen Lin

Steven Petit

Shih Huang Wu

Yao Cheng Yang

Elizabeth Lu

Jeremy Chien

Ruei-Ting Miau

Ya-Hsien Wang

Wen Chen Fan

Mars Chuang

Sean Hung

Juhung Chen

In some examples, an electronic device comprises a wireless transceiver to transmit a packet and a processor coupled to the wireless transceiver. The processor is to update a running average of a radiation level over a time period. The running average is based on a quantity of packets transmitted by the wireless transceiver during the time period and a radiation level associated with the quantity of packets. The processor is to determine whether the running average exceeds a threshold and to control transmission power for the packet based on the determination and based on a destination of the packet.

Transmission power control

The present disclosure relates to a compact antenna system within a dielectric housing of an electronic device, capable of achieving improved reflection performance. The antenna system includes a ground plane and an antenna PCB. An antenna microstrip feed on a side of the antenna PCB comprises a first part of a radiating antenna element. The antenna PCB is connected to the ground plane by a central conductor of a coaxial cable which forms a ground path. An outer conductor of the coaxial cable carries RF signals to the antenna PCB, allowing the RF signals to freely radiate along a length of the coaxial cable and acting as a second part of the radiating antenna element. The coaxial cable does not interfere with, and can even enhance a radiation pattern of the antenna microstrip feed.

Antenna radiators formed by coaxial cables

In an example, an electronic device may include a housing and a display panel disposed in the housing. Further, the electronic device may include an input assembly disposed in the housing abutting a side of the display panel. The input assembly may include a printed circuit board (PCB), a sensor disposed on the PCB, and a first keep-out zone defined on the PCB on a side of the sensor. Further, the electronic device may include an antenna disposed in the first keep-out zone of the PCB.

Printed circuit board antennas

In an example, a radio module includes a first antenna port connected to a first transceiver, a second antenna port connected to a second transceiver, a third antenna port connected to a third transceiver, and a fourth antenna port connected to a fourth transceiver. The first antenna port and the second antenna port include a first switch type radio frequency connector and a second switch type radio frequency connector, respectively. The third antenna port and the fourth antenna port include a first receptacle type radio frequency connector and a second receptacle type radio frequency connector, respectively. A processor is connected to the first transceiver, the second transceiver, the third transceiver, and the fourth transceiver.

Antenna ports including switch type radio frequency connectors

Examples of an integrated slot antenna are described. The integrated slot antenna comprises a first slot, a second slot and a separating member. The first slot is an open-ended slot and is coupled to a first antenna member to form a first slot antenna. The first slot antenna operates in a first predetermined range of frequencies. The second slot is a close-ended slot and is separated from the first slot by the separating member.

Integrated slot antenna

In example implementations, an antenna for a mobile device is provided. The antenna includes a printed circuit board and a plurality of metal members coupled to the printed circuit board. The printed circuit board is devoid of metal traces. The plurality of metal members is positioned along a length of the printed circuit board to operate at a desired frequency band when inserted into an opening along an outer edge perimeter of a metallic housing of the mobile device.

Invisible antennas

Examples disclosed herein relate to a dual band antenna in a mobile device having a peripheral conductive member. In one example, the dual band antenna includes a multilayer PCB having a first antenna feed trace, a second antenna feed trace, a ground trace, and a connecting trace disposed on a dielectric substrate. The connecting trace may couple the first antenna feed trace, the second antenna feed trace, and the ground trace. Further, the dual band antenna includes a connecting element to couple to the connecting trace with the peripheral conductive member to form an integrated resonant element.

Dual band antenna with integrated conductive bezel

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Taipei, Taiwan

Po Chao Chen